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an inseparable pot. hello, welcome. i'm frantically around the globe. cities are expanding beyond their boundaries to accommodate a growing population. when other nice ation encroaches on the natural habitat of wild animals. be me put up a fight to survive. in delhi aggressive monkeys have been bullying residents for years. now. authorities and conservationists are divided on how best to gain the upper hand with india's capital. new delhi has a problem with a monkey problem from downtown business district to residential neighborhoods.

gangs of marauding monkeys dead arise, people going about their daily lives in columbia colony in not these deli, a resident was taken care of for b, b. when a troop of 12, la cox, boston to her home. mary latino might give you the tore, busy. i press my 9 month old daughter against me, and i pretended to sleep the walk up, not only for nick acting, but the monkeys surrounded me. all that happened now while one that nod job that they surrounded man started biting me. jonathan was again on my back. my shoulders, my thighs at everywhere. elizabeth a food bay now, but they bit me on my stomach to thought age of up a car together. big movie nature. sheesh no one knows how many pounds are on the city. what's clear is that the primary scanner, the vicious with more than 950 or tags reported at last count in 2018 over the years. their numbers of increased steadily or development. that's gone

hand in hand with the rapid growth in daily's human population. the loss of their natural habitat to make room for people industrious and farming is part of the problem jungle in the wrong day, lena, being decimated, especially in the ridge area over. now though metro liners coming, we had recommended that the major line be actually taken under ground. but our despite or lie of foot, the deer marcy insists on having it over the land, which would mean thousands of genes being got once here encroached upon their place . how can we blame them from encroaching upon ours? not only residents view monkeys as a menace. the animals are reviewed by hindus, as descendants of the monkey god hunterman. as a result, people handled bananas and scraps fueling their population explosion. grandma, i believe it's possible that they have the power of gods. we pray to them as part of praying to hindu de,

and he's thousands of temples devoted to them and everybody price to them. if you see in while there is a scarcity, there will be the d as in the bad year, and then there will be predictor. so there is this population control that he says is also a religious symbol. and a lot of people feed these animals and that is contrary to, you know, reducing the problem because they are getting food from out of a day, getting food from people everywhere. so nutritionally, they're doing pretty well. only disease is digging on on the population and that's right in the while, what do we seeing? the rate of broad is much less than what is happening and out of the city. no one's against feeding the monkeys and recently introduced fines for offenders in residential areas. over the residents can only turn to local officials for help.

and the call in monkey got to like shar, hidden, smart, and one part of the job is imitating lung goose among the species that deli prime. it's fewer whether they're solid. i've been at this job making language sounds for a year and a half. now the monkeys get scared when confronted by a language. it's very agile and rhesus monkeys are scared of the sound. it may say that dizzy. oh, mon also set up traps still your monkeys into gauges. the animals are then transported to the solar, but the wildlife sanctuary on delhi is outskirts and free to roam round up every 30 . it's part of an official relocation program underway since 2007. but experts say the plan designed to take pressure of the capital has backfired in bond. molig was india 1st woman primatologist. she has been working for more than 30 years to solve

monkey conflict. she points out that monkeys live in social groups and the circles get disrupted when random monkeys are caught in once or twos in small boxes. multiple unstable groups are created and that triggers aggressive behavior. more groups lead to more home range. let a spread into newer areas of the city from few areas where they were there every way and everywhere is not foraging. ground. so naturally did eat naturally the create problems. the wildlife institute of india has been commissioned by the central government to conduct a monkey population centers and behavioral study. it advocates sterilization as a means to control the population. animal rights activists like gory, malia key believe sterilization only exacerbated the problem. television is

classically increased. oh, the aggression in monkeys within that, in a modul, it only all kind of made the monkeys more aggressive. while the population came down, the monkey bites went down. the government is now seeking to recruit more monkey catches and train them to round up the animals in troops. confining entire tribes in the sanctuary could help freed residence from the monkey menace bleeding the streets and homes of delhi. while some urban animal population, suppose a danger to people, others are just a nuisance. thick pigeons, for example, in many cities, there derided as best our reporter set out in berlin to discover how these books have co existed with humans in the past. and how pigeons came to be viewed as a plague. love them or hate them.

when it comes to pigeons, berlin is have an opinion on the horrible flying rats. i'm afraid of pigeons. i don't like them. you're the law ball. what they come to my balcony and they don't let me use my balcony. most people dislike these animals because simply show that crap too much. others are afraid of potential public health risks, but experts say berlin's estimated 10000 pigeons under threat. they are not more or less transmitting the seasons than any other bird or the other animal cuts in him. and that is berlin's animal protection commissioner. she's on a mission to eliminate misconceptions about pigeons. there is a conflict between humans and pet since because they are many of them. definitely a man made problem. and most people don't seem to be aware that those animals that

we see here are not wild animals. they're domesticated animals. pigeons are infect the world's oldest domesticated bird, for as long as 10000 years people have relied on their meat and eggs for food. and on their eagerness to return home to deliver messages. at the 1st olympics in ancient greece, pigeons were used to get word out on who'd one and more recently. pigeon post marked the start of news agency. reuters in world war one, a pigeon named share. i me received a middle for its bravery after it delivered a message that saved the lives of 200 us soldiers in france. so how did such a heroic species come to be seen as a pest? during the 2nd world war, many flocks were destroyed from bombing and that, and set the pitches free and they had no longer housing. and one thing that we did is that the m, we bred them to reproduce a lot. so they have this,

this urge to reproduce and reproduce. they do pigeons, les an average of 2 eggs, $6.00 to $8.00 times a year. common attempts to control in numbers include trapping poisoning or even shooting the birds. experts call it torture. also have inadequate m ways of keeping pitches out of certain areas and then they get entangled and caught and die the air that is all in suffering. we don't see luckily for the birds, there are berliners who've taken matters into their own hands. i thankfully many, many people in the city who take care of pitching them. they do get in a voluntary basis without that we couldn't, couldn't manage at all because there's nothing in place by the government yet. de

leon halter has been feeding berlin's pigeons for more than a decade. she pays for their care out of her own pocket. as like mitchell english ne, i wish i didn't have to feed them because this isn't the right place for these animals. i know no, but it's better than doing nothing. feel yuba miss, we'd much preferred to implement other measures like pitch and lice, what machine guns and those are pigeon lofts our an alternative method to control the birds population and their droppings. here the animals are provided with appropriate food and can nest in a secure environment. ah, yes. and their eggs can be swapped out for identical looking fake. once that says coupling hammon is a humane way to control bird number city wide. we're talking about

as stray cats. and dogs, we wouldn't have this idea of killing poisoning starving them to get rid of them because we are very well aware of our responsibility for those animals. and the same goes for those as city pitches that are domesticated animals. there are only a handful of pigeon lofts in berlin, and all of them are run by volunteer groups. they hope that in time the city will adopt these enclosures as its official strategy to keep berlin's burgeoning pigeon population in check like pigeons in downtown berlin, the brown hyenas of namibia are also tinted by their reputation as woman. the animals have long been misunderstood, and hunting has pushed their populations into a threatening decline with a growing recognition of their value to the ecosystem. community based efforts are underway to protect them from farmers will feel for their livestock

the skeleton coast in north western namibia is home to brown hyenas, also known as strand wolves. why knows a very important in the ecosystem and i've got a very important role to play at lakewood jade as the bad guys. and that's what people think about i enough in general to if we're coming over, which is always a cargo van who can do nothing about it. but even if i must come of lindsey, we are killing though we are being moreno owens an assembly for we listen, we are now living in a nature reserve among side wild animals and we can earn as much with them now as we do with goats and sheep, so i no longer shoot them immediately. the hyenas are perfectly adapted to the extreme desert conditions, an icy cold ben gala ocean current.

biologist mc ferry has been studying the animals here for 7 years, and it's still fascinated by them. she's a science coordinator for a tourism company that supports conservation projects in the region. i put a lot of respect for a nashik was to survive as a large scavenger in the days it it's, it's no mean feat m and it was a re social. when the out the they solid g so you just see the single are you not out there but when they back at the dean when they are and cups at the been there is a lot of social going on. lot of time spent with the cups playing with the cups grooming the cuffs survey discovered a network of dens off the coast. where packs of strand wolves gather to socialize and share their catch. they carry carcasses dozens of kilometers through the desert to fi to their comes in the dan's own scavenger animals like these prevent diseases

from spreading, making them important for livestock farming, but their reputation as predators means they're mercilessly hunted o leap or we could have poison food lions full liquor to cheat us and in the hyenas would be by catch of that. just people are afraid of fighting. i said people don't appreciate the value of brown. i know us and they skate of 9. i so people would, would throw stones at them. they would, j seamless goss ah, ah, 7 years of drought have ravaged the region. the animals here have to travel ever greater distances in search of food. this means they cross paths with farmers

like a manual gallery, rob, who are now losing more and more livestock to predators. today, that is the dental place. it how many o'clock the internet and waited. last week, went to laos, june 6th received goals, 18 sheep, the young to farmer, emmanuel korea. as a result of the lion attack guru rob, last half of his heard a sizable financial loss for the farmer. the government compensates farmers after such incidents but at a rate around half of market value. when to go to the wild animals from the desert, the lions, the elephants causes a lot of problems. we'll get graded, our quits are one t, it's getting well, we don't gain anything from having wild animals here. they bring us nothing, no more hoard more. ah, he went to a hole in our livestock, our, our income. how we earn our living,

the old work with our hole near his stall. gary rob has discovered fresh hyena tracks on brown. hyenas don't hunt goats, but the tracks could have been made by spotted hyenas through a more aggressive species. lou liquid come gun if. if the government doesn't take care of the hyenas, again, we have no choice or google play the dumb, cuz i mean, we have to shoot them. that's the plan. when the mother, ah, when he was a cattle, her phineas casa owner, also killed hyenas in lions. today, he protects them. he's a ranger, a member of the unable community reserve. since the ninety's farmers like has the owner, have joined neighbors to create their own nature reserves, which now cover about one 5th of namibia land mass. last night, elephants rated a neighbors vegetable patch. so for the next few nights casa,

ona will stand guard level, despite the problems they caused the farmers still want to protect the animals under bolingbrook genuine. or in that i think things have changed book. i'm been, i'm a younger she yet for back in the day. if a hyena took one of your animals out, you hunted it down and killed it open, going yet pulling the air or the kid a we live in a new world. i'm with laws that protect wild animals and we're going do you, how can we do a well known with envy? and if we take care of them, we can even live from them. so we should try to live together in no bible got to hoop it, but we do better then we come back to local you. when i know farmers have agreed on limiting livestock so that both wild and farm animals can coexist. since animal populations increased attacks by wild predators have gone down, 100 bed earns its income from tourism, and was able to install electricity and water connections and rebuild a preschool. lou,

back on the skeleton coast arranger informs fair bay that an elephant calf is missing. the biologist fears the worst. she finds the cap half way to a watering hole due to the ongoing drought. the mother couldn't lactate. there is no hope for the young elephant. it's part of life out. yeah. i mean if you wonder if you live but she was born yesterday, so it seems such a waste toy not to ever life out yet. yeah. so i love oh animals. and you do what you can. but they mean she like mosquito, this is part of it, date, dentist, bottom of life,

long periods of drought have made the fight for survival even harder here. hyenas and other animals must search for new living environments. but with the help of researchers like mc fair bay and community based conservation efforts, there still a chance in namibia for people and animals to re adapt and for july, out of the desert. i. oh, to spain now and the canary. i little to fluff all month when nearly a 3 month long wall came eruption lift entire villages. it beneath rivers of lava, the fury molten rock destroyed buildings, plantations, and vineyards and residence. i'm determined to find a way to live with the walgreens legacy and rebuild their communities. cleaning up efforts at the foot of the columbia in last montes are in full swing. tons of

ashes need to be removed, shadow gone valley and that other is a busy to it's a special clean up mission. but despite the hard work, she is relieved. her village is still there. boy, fairly similar, we were over the moon is not we didn't think we'd come back the eruption was so close just over there that are in thought firefighters. and many volunteers have helped her to free the house from the ashes. but there is no running water at the moment. and the roof of the small annex might collapse. she and her husband almost lost it all. m e m a was so scared the house, my collapsed skill operate, bundle gone down by her. so nice abala live because of all those ashes there are a lot of pressure built up of emma and the walls of these types of houses are old.

and this is an old yet strong house law because it didn't collapse. it's got 44 can know that got your data gonzales and that other and others here are optimistic that in a few weeks time life in la mancha us, we'll be almost normal again. once the tons of ashes are gone, the island also needs new housing developments. those who weren't as lucky are still living in emergency accommodation. the local government has decided to allow denser construction on la paloma now. because the lava has taken away a lot of the space not far from la mancha, as the aftermath is pretty clear. what had j again take mass of lava has buried almost everything, including the village of told. okay, where horsey garritano lived before we got her leave her a man with her r. my house is literally a few kilometers on here under the lava in it. i cannot tell exactly where any more

i'm in february. this is this, this is just one big black desert thormayer leaves quite an impression of the hebrews. the rupture of the comedy, the hub. okay, now has changed his life and that of thousands of palmetto doors for ever. for round 3 months, the law there has been destroying buildings and livelihoods. and even the church that was once built by the villages refer for the architect garritano once to rebuild all of it, just where it once was. but on top of the lava, the whole of told ok is cheer located digitally. ever lucky kit for this whole company car we could prove to be complicated and difficult. the young and we don't. marvin have an up to the map of the structure here and then swallowing at the moment. but yes, i will. we will have a new landscape here. see bar must be made effort of our own way will by saw him. the lava is still hot, though it will take

a long time for it to cool down. in the mean time, scientists on the island of tin a reef are running tests to see if the ashes of the volcano can be used to make them. and while the reconstruction, then came, the yaki is had a far as i understand, the ashes are very clean, rather cost would be perfect for construction. okay? locally that would give houses and buildings on local touch tune for you guys for hawaii, the fees your him and saudi lalellah. near the middle, the architect has a vision, the historic eruption that has destroyed so much in this patch of the island could attract many visitors. there could be a museum at the foot of the volcano, maybe even exhibitions. and he wants to fully rebuild, told ok to live a life right next to the larva, his young acres of everything that will be built on the lively should be sustainable and ecological it, but it broke it down being boiler. i also think from what part of their kimberly

protected natural area for the lava therapy. the location lock or lock hotter, garritano once to give back to the inhabitants of, to locate and other villages in the south west of la palmer or the volcano has taken from them their homes and part of their identity. each of our stories to be has highlighted than the planet belongs to every living being the calls at home are unsustainable, cracked as is, don't only harmless, but also calls tremendous collateral damage lit, already living with the consequences. global warming, rising sea levels, unseasonal floods and clouds deforestation. burning of fossil fuels are affecting every species on the planet. a course correction where coy existence is the default, as opposed to a mere suggestion is what we need to think about that. and i'll see again next week

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